David-Horodoker, Jrs., Make Plans
For Annual Banquet November 29
Officers and committee members of the David-Horodoker,
Jrs., are arranging final plans for their 12th annual banquet,
to be held Tuesday, Nov. 29, at the Fort Wayne Hotel. Rabbi
Isaac Stollman will speak, and entertainment will be by Bob
Hall and the Fenby-Carr orchestra.
Banquet workers are, left to right, MESDAMES MORRIS
WEINSTEIN, corresponding secretary and ticket committee;
BERNARD CHASE, financial,, secretary and book chairman:
PHILIP STOLLMAN, president; MORRIS STEIN, vice-presi-
dent; JACK FRIEDMAN, recording secretary and ticket com-
mittee; standing. MESDAMES ISAAC KNOPPOW and MORRIS
BERK, book committee. For tickets call Mrs. J. Friedman, TO.
6-1966.
Pioneer Women to Present Noted
Yiddish Poetess at Open Meeting
Members of the local Jewish
community will have an oppor-
tunity to hear an outstanding
Yiddish writer when Kadia
Maladowsky, Jewish author and
poetess, appears at a meeting
sponsored by the Pioner Worn-
en's Council at a:30 p.m. Mon-
day, Nov. 14, at Beth Shmuel
Synagogue, Dexter at Buena
Vista.
Miss Maladowsky was the first
woman to edit a Yiddish literary
magazine; she was recently
named editor of the Yiddish
section of Dvar Hapoelet, pub-
lication of the Council of Work-
ing Women in Israel. Miss Mala-
dowsky will return to Israel af-
ter completing her tour of the
United States for Pioneer Wom-
en.
In her talk here, she will dis-
cuss life in Isreal today and will
read selections from her own
works.
Also on the program will be
Shoshana Brooks Freedman, so-
prano, accompanied by Lillian
Robbins Zelman, in a group of
Jewish and Hebrew selections.
Chana Michlin, council presi-
NOW to Present
Dr. Harry August
Dr. Harry August, noted De-
troit psychiatrist, will address
members of the Detroit Section,
N a t i on al Council of Jewish
Women, their husbands and
friends, at an evening meeting,
planned by the Council Mental
committee of the organization at
8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 15, at
the Jewish Community Center.
"Marital Problems" will be
considered by Dr. August in his
discussion, which will be follow-
ed by a question and answer
period Recently appointed to
the State Board of Mental Hy-
giene, Dr. August was sent to
Europe last year by the United
States Government to study
conditions in the occupied areas,
and will soon leave for Palestine.
The mental hygiene program,
which currently is running a
series of five lectures, is closely
linked with the planning of the
Wayne County Mental Hygiene
Committee, with which Council
is the first local women's organ-
ization to be affiliated. Mrs.
Louis Zlatkin is chairman, a.s=
sisted by Mrs. Major Seigel.
THE JEWISH NEWS-9 WRC Council Announces -
Friday, November 11, 1949
Children's Home Event
Is Planned for Dee. 13
Detroit Auxiliary of the Na-
tional Home for Jewish Children
at Denver, is completing plans
for its annual dinner dance,
Mrs. Jack Halperin, chairman
announces.
The event will be held Dec. 13
at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Assisting Mrs. Halperin are
Mesdames Samuel Kane, year
book; Louis Koppy, tickets;
Maurice S c h w artz, arrange-
ments; Charles Kottler, enter-
tainment.
Report meetings for ads and
ticket returns are held every
Monday morning at the home of
Mrs. Sidney G. Sherman, presi-
dent, 17344 Northlawn.
For a Tuneful Treat
MICKEY WOOLF
and His Orchestra featuring
SAMMY WOOLF
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The council of the Women's
Reading Circles announces the
first meeting of the season for
2:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12, at
the Workmen's Circle Center.
Lecturer Sergey Nutkiewicz
will speak on, "Liberation," per-
taining to the ideas of the noted
Yiddish dramatist and poet,
Leivick. A testimonial will be
given old officers and new of-
ficers will be installed. A musi-
cal program will be given and
refreshments served. Everyone
is welcome.
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dent, and Sophie Sislin, council
program chairman, will preside.
Fanny White, Council Moazot
Lillian Fuller to Wed
chairman, announces that Wed-
nesday evening, Dec. 14, has
Dr. Kopeil in January
been designated for the Pioneer
Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Fuller an- Women's donor event. Proceeds
nounce the engagement of their will go toward maintenance of
daughter, Lillian, to Dr. Hugh agricultural training farms, vo-
cational schools, and children's
institutions in Israel.
Linwood UHS Parents
Present Psychologist
The Parent-Teachers Organi-
zation of the Linwood-Hazel-
wood Branch of the United He-
brew Schools, has arranged a
program for 8:30 p.m., Tuesday,
Nov. 15, at the Linwood School,
8849 Linwood.
Guest speaker will be Henry
Feinberg, J e w i s h Social Serv-
ice Bureau psychologist. His
topic is "How and When to Cor-
rect a Child." His address will
be followed by a question and
answer period, a film, and com-
munity singing.
Parents of the pupils of the
Linwood-Hazelwood School and
their friends are invited. Re-
MISS LILLIAN FULLER
freshments will be served.
President of the P-T-O is -Mrs.
M. Kopel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kaplan, secretary, Mrs.
Harry Kopel.
Miss Fuller attended the Uni- A. L. Pierce. The principal is
versity of Miami and Wayne Israel Elpern.
University. Dr. Kopel graduated
from the University of Michigan
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The couple plans a Jan. 14 Union Jack and the Israel flag
were raised over the Jewish
Wedding.
Agency building here Nov. 2
DONALD FOX LODGE, Bnai during ceremonies marking the
Brith, will have its first annual 32nd anniversary of the issuance
night of games Tuesday evening, of the Balfour "eolaration guar-
Nov. 22, at Zack's, on Dexter. anteeing the eventual establish-
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